Chapter

 1 I   | hundred francs!' Why, father," cried David, letting~the sheet
 2 I   |     for firewood."~ ~"Sabots?" cried old Sechard, "SABOTS? There,
 3 I   |      exclaimed David.~ ~"_I_," cried the old toper, raising his
 4 I   |    fills one with despair!" he cried for the third time, when
 5 I   |    sacrificed my love to you," cried~Lucien.~ ~"What do you mean?"~ ~"
 6 III |       I will live for you," he cried audaciously~one evening;
 7 III |   comes of Liberal~doctrines!" cried others.~ ~Then it was that
 8 IV  |           Oh! what is it?" she cried as she saw tears shining
 9 IV  |        We shall all be happy," cried Lucien, swallowing great
10 IV  |        hurry.~ ~"Well, David!" cried the ambitious poet, "we
11 V   |   before.~ ~"Ah, monseigneur," cried Lucien, hoping to break
12 V   |        her daughter.~ ~"Nais," cried the two ladies, both delighted
13 V   |      false friend to him!" Eve cried in despair, "or~you would
14 V   |       this way."~ ~"Eve! Eve!" cried David, "if only I could
15 V   |       not care enough for me?" cried the stricken David.~ ~"But
16 VI  |       what can have happened?" cried Eve, as she saw her~brother'
17 VI  |      whilst you were reading," cried~Louise, using the familiar
18 VI  |       nothing at all~for him," cried Lucien, frantic with passion.~ ~"
19 VI  |        from~responding to it," cried Lucien, and he flung himself
20 VI  |       her~feet.~ ~The poor boy cried in earnest at the prospect
21 VI  |       have never loved me!" he cried.~ ~"You do not believe what
22 VIII|      de Bargeton is innocent," cried Lucien.~ ~"I heard about
23 VIII|     Chardon.~ ~"Come and see," cried David, delighted to exhibit
24 VIII|    blow.~ ~"Great heavens!" he cried, "my sister is to be married
25 VIII|       ruthless blow.~ ~"Well," cried the haughty Negrepelisse, "